Iceland Relaunches Interest-Free "Food Club" Loans to Help Families During School Holidays

Iceland is helping families across the UK this Summer by offering interest-free loans of up to £75, which rises to £100 once the initial loan is paid off.

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For the fourth year in a row, Iceland is bringing back their popular interest-free loan scheme, the Food Club loan, which promises to help families across the UK this Summer. With many families falling into 'Buy Now, Pay Later' debt traps over the school holidays, Iceland aim to fix this issue by offering interest-free loans between £25 and £75, with weekly repayment instalments of £10. Once the initial loan is paid off, customers can borrow an additional £100.

It can be difficult over the holidays, with no school for kids to go to, families need to stock up their homes with more drinks and snacks than usual. The executive chairman of Iceland, Richard Walker, promises that, "Our Food Club will be available this summer, offering real, practical support that helps people stock up their fridges and freezers without falling into debt traps."

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